Give reusable items another chance before throwing them away. JunkOut lets St. Albert neighbours post unwanted items free, find things nearby, and explore donation, recycling or removal options when reuse isn't practical.
No free items are available in St. Albert, AB right now.
Try reuse first. Donation and recycling next. Disposal and paid removal as a last resort.
Source: City of St. Albert Waste Management, 2025. Re-verify before citing.
23,990 tonnes
Residential waste collected
424 kg
Waste per resident
54.91%
Diversion rate
St. Albert diverts just over half its residential waste through composting and recycling. Reusable items that go to landfill represent a missed opportunity — both for the environment and for neighbours who could use them.
Give someone nearby a chance to use it first. JunkOut makes it easy to post an item and have a neighbour pick it up — often within days. No fees, no middleman.
Post an ItemPost your furniture free on JunkOut and St. Albert neighbours can pick it up — no fees, no hassle. You can also donate to local charity shops; call ahead to confirm they're accepting your item.
The fastest option is to post it free on JunkOut. If it's in fair or better condition, someone will likely pick it up within days. For items nobody wants, the City of St. Albert offers large-item collection and the Eco Station accepts some materials. As a last resort, book a junk removal company.
Browse free furniture on JunkOut — it's all posted by St. Albert neighbours at no cost. Check back often as new items are posted daily.
Yes. Working appliances — washers, fridges, microwaves — are among the most-claimed items on JunkOut. Post with clear photos and honest condition notes.
Clean mattresses in good condition can be given away on JunkOut. If it's not suitable for reuse, the City of St. Albert Eco Station or a junk removal company can handle it. Mattresses cannot be left at the curb without booking a large-item pickup.
No. Posting and claiming items on JunkOut is completely free. There are no listing fees, pickup fees, or commissions.
If your item hasn't been claimed after a week or two, try updating the title, adding more photos, or describing what it's good for. If nobody wants it, the City of St. Albert offers large-item collection and paid junk removal companies serve the area.